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Lot 244
Fifteen piece 19th/20th century Austrian silver dressing table set, stamped J.C.K., includes a silver framed table top mirror, pair of silver topped scent bottles, pair of table lamps and shades, hand held mirror, candle stick, oval trinket dish, oval pin cushion, beaker, pair circular silver topped jars and three assorted elongated oval glass dishes with silver tops (15 pieces)
Lot 371
George III Scottish mahogany cased stick barometer by Russell of Falkirk (John Russell 1745-1817), 95cm high.CONDITION REPORT:The stick barometer is in good condition, the glass door has a small crack to veneer top left hand side, small 1cm od edged inlay missing at the same location. No air gaps in the mercury column, however the mercury level sits below the dial.
Lot 367
A Ferguson farm tractor believed to be a TEA-20 having a straight petrol fueled engine. This tractor had been in dry storage but had not been running for approx. 20 years. The engine was a little stuck but is now freed-off and with some flushing of the fuel tank, cleaning of the points and freeing-off of the governor linkages she now runs and is mechanically very quiet indeed, the clutch was not stuck and she now drives and the P.T.O. & hydraulics appear to operate normally. Three tyres are now inflated but the tractor would benefit from a tyre-change as perishing is evident and one front tyre will not hold air. The instruments are unfortunately distressed and we do not have a log-book or a V5C. The axle casting is No: 29-12-0 and accordingly is believed to have been cast on the 29th December 1950 thus the tractor is likely to have come off the production line in 1951, some 70 years ago. The engine serial number is S101332E and accordingly ought to be an engine produced by Standard with 85 mm. diameter bores and with a 6 volt electrical system, however a 12 volt conversion appears to have been carried out. Other age distinguishing factors are that the tractor has a three-piece grill, the steering housing is cast integral with the gearbox cover, which has the bolted on type of gear-stick, the air intake does not pass through the dashboard and two "T" handles latch the bonnet closed. All in all a lovely little tractor which should be capable of a good day's work and with quite solid tin-work providing an ideal and rewarding winter project in preparation for next year's road runs, perhaps for competition ploughing or simply to add to a collection.**NB** Buyer's Premium on this lot will be 10% plus VAT (total premium 12%) plus 6% on-line premium if so purchased to make a total premium payable of 18%.
Lot 431
Full title: A pair of Chinese sancai models of dogs and a pair of 'Buddhist lions' joss stick holders, KangxiDescription:H.: 15,5 cm (the lions)The absence of a condition report does not imply that a lot is in perfect condition. Please contact us to let us know which lots are of interest, so we can make the requested reports for you.Once complete, they will be published on our website.High resolution pictures are already available on our website at www.rm-auctions.com. Further questions are always welcome at info@rm-auctions.com
Lot 1091
Full title: A Chinese bronze gong set in a carved wooden stand, 19th C.Description:H.: 109 cm (the whole)Dia.: 45,5 cm (the gong)L.: 37 cm (the drum stick)The absence of a condition report does not imply that a lot is in perfect condition. Please contact us to let us know which lots are of interest, so we can make the requested reports for you.Once complete, they will be published on our website.High resolution pictures are already available on our website at www.rm-auctions.com. Further questions are always welcome at info@rm-auctions.com
Lot 2246
Victorian silver desk stand, of shaped form with cast acanthus leaf rim, supporting two silver mounted and faceted cut glass inkwells flanking a central pedestal cup holding a taper stick and snuffer, with engraved personal inscription to the body, the whole upon four tab feet, hallmarked Henry Wilkinson & Co, Sheffield 1856, L23.5cm, approximate weight excluding inkwells 10.41 ozt (324 grams)
Lot 2074
Pair of 9ct gold and enamel cufflinks, Asprey silver inkwell stand Birmingham 1924 (lacking inkwell and cover detached from base) small pair of four division toast racks, Chester 1930, pin tray Birmingham 1912, set of six Art Nouveau tea spoons, by Mappin & Webb Ltd, Sheffield 1900, various other tea and coffee spoons, pair of dwarf candle sticks, another candle stick, two silver backed brushes and a cigarette box, total weighable silver 18.21oz 566.5gm
Lot 503
A RARE TREEN TURNED FRUITWOOD CANDLESTICK 18TH CENTURY 25.5cm high, the base 10.5cm diameterTOGETHER WITH A TURNED SYCAMORE CANDLE STICK 18TH CENTURY 20cm diameter (2)Early treen candlesticks are rare survivors because they were vulnerable to damage by fire.Condition Report: Marks, knocks, scratches and abrasions commensurate with age and use.Some old splits and chips to the stem and base of both items.Good original colour and surface patina.The base of the fruitwood candlestick with a fragment of loss to the base.Some old repairs, the fruitwood stem has possibly been glued.The sycamore candlestick with evidence of old worm.Some old waxy residue to both treen objects.Condition Report Disclaimer
Lot 586
AN UNUSUAL CARVED BONE HANDLED WALKING STICK POSSIBLY 18TH CENTURY IRISHThe cow or ox bone carved to top with mask, of armorial crest form, and carved in relief with crowned lions rampant, flowerheads a cat and a protruding face, on a later hardwood shaft with pierced endthe handle 11cms high, the overall length 72cmsIt has been suggested that this might be a form of Shillelagh or 'fighting stick'. However the presence of the naïve version of armorial bearings suggests an estate worked piece bearing the rough coat of arms for the estate's owner.Condition Report: Marks, knocks, scratches and abrasions commensurate with age and use.Some old splits and chips.Some old worm holes, not causing fragmentary losses.Where the bone has been secured to the stick, the nail has rusted and leached into the bone.The bone top with the expected loses, marks and discolouration.Please see additional images for reference to condition.Condition Report Disclaimer
Lot 1072
An 18ct gold three stone tourmaline ring, with three cabochon tourmalines, claw set to a tapering naturalistic wire form head and shank, London, possibly 2002, head 17mm wide, 10.83gCondition report: Due to shape of ring and wire formation, the ring cannot be measured on a ring stick. Based on the diameter of the ring, we estimate the finger size to be approximately T-U.Surface reaching inclusions to some of the tourmalines.Very minor marks to gold.No apparent damage or repairs.
Lot 1038
A silver and gold, diamond and enamel cockerel stick pin, the silver finial backed in gold in the form of a cockerel's head grain set with rose cut diamonds, to gold wattle and comb with red enamel, and gold pin, tested as approximately silver and 18ct gold, with 9ct gold pin, together with a gold garnet-and-glass doublet quatrefoil stick pin, tested as approximately 9ct gold (2)Condition report: Some minor chips to the enamel.Surface marks/scratches/tarnish to both.
Lot 1039
A gold and silver, diamond, ruby and cat's eye quartz bee stick pin, the finial in the form of a bee or fly, with rose cut diamond set wings, ruby eyes and thorax, and a cat's eye quartz abdomen, tested as approximately silver and 9ct gold, together with a gold seed pearl set pin in the form of a gold club, with pin and safety catch, tested as approximately 14ct gold, 65mm long, 3.39g (2)
Lot 132
the ring set with an oval banded agate intaglio, 15.3 x 12mm, depicting a man on a horse, possibly 1st-2nd century AD, later ring mount, split tapered shoulders, oval shaped grooved shank, approximate size I, unmarked, tested as 9ct gold; second, a stick pin set with an oval shaped banded agate intaglio, 14.2 x 11mm, possibly 1st-2nd century AD, later closed back mount and pin, length 6.1cm, unmarked, tested as 9ct gold, gross weight 5.5g (2)Condition report: Overall condition: GoodStick pin:Intaglio is secure within the mountGeneral surface abrasion and wear to intaglioNoticeable porosity in solder on reverseHeavy scratches and minor denting to reverseGeneral scratches and wear to pinRing:Intaglio is secure within the mount, with wear to settingGeneral surface abrasion and wear to intaglioReverse of intaglio is fractured in multiple places Heavy scratches and denting to settingTarnishing and general wear to shank
Lot 296
both in the Oriental style with the mark of Cornelius Desormeaux Saunders & James Francis Hollings (Frank) Shepherd, the larger, London 1895, in the form of a stylised gentleman, 10cm in height, 1.2ozt; the smaller, Chester 1894 in the form of a stylised lady, 7cm in height, 0.6ozt, both with friction fitting 'hats' attached to the spoon (2)Condition report: Gentleman - In reasonably good condition for ite age. A dent and crease running down the side behind the walking stick and some minor creasing to the back. Inner of the base a little out of shape. Hallmark clear and crisp, though the hat section is not hallmarked. Bowl of the spoon a little out of shape, and the hat section just rests on the shoulders, no friction fitting, which may suggest that it is not the original to the body.Lady - In good condition with no obvious sign of damage or repair, The hallmarked hat section has a friction fitting tube which fits well to the body
Lot 374
mark of Ebenezer Coker, London 1760/1, the square bases with shell and scroll decoration and gadrooned edge, the knopped columns with monogrammed octagonal upper section, detachable gadrooned edged and monogrammed sconces, 27cm in height, sticks and sconces numbered 1-4 respectively, 100.7ozt gross (4)Provenance:Property from a Suffolk country houseCondition report: Minor split to the base of stick 1, possibly the result of overzealous hallmarking. Locating tubes on all four sconces rather out of shape. Minor split to scone 1 both to the surface and the tube. Minor split and crease to sconce 4. Crease to sconce 3
Lot 391
one stick with mark of John & Thomas Settle, Gunn & Co, Sheffield 1826, the other with mark of John & Thomas Settle, Sheffield 1817, each circular loaded base with gadroon decoration and engraved with the crest of TALBOT, decorated knopped column and part marked detachable nozzles (both dated 1817), both branches with mark of Hawksworth, Eyre & Co, Sheffield 1875, each with a central light and two double scrolls each terminating in a further light, height of sticks 31cm, overall height including the branches, 50cm, 52.3ozt weighable silver (2)Provenance:Collection of the late Mr Nigel AlingtonItems formerly at Little Barford Manor House, Bedfordshire
Lot 418
mark of Hawksworth, Eyre & Co Ltd, Sheffield 1899, each with quatrefoil shell cornered base engraved with a crest, possibly that of BURTON, knopped column and part marked detachable shell edged sconce, two of the sticks supporting a foliate capped scrolled branch each end terminating in a capital, drip pan and part marked nozzle, the centre of each branch with a raised section supporting the third light, loaded and weighted bases, height of the sticks 28cm, maximum height including the branches, 47cm, 64.4ozt gross weighable silver (3)Footnote: Metamorphic candelabras are the most versatile of all styles, and this example can be used as a pair of single sticks, by removing the branch and removing and replacing one of the nozzles, or as a full three-light.Condition report: Sticks:Overall in reasonable condition. No splits or perforations. Some minor dents and dings as to be expected. Hallmarks and part marks crisp and clear as are the crests.All three wobble slightly when on a flat surface. Loading showing early signs of starting to break up, particularly on one stick, with the metal weight sitting very slightly proud of the base. Some minor damage and creasing to the rims of the capitals, particularly on two of the sticks, noticeable with the sconces removed.Branch A: In good condition with no obvious sign of damage or repair. Hallmarks and part marks all clear. Some minor surface scratches, dents and dings as to be expected. Centre light thread in good condition and centre light removable for conversion to a two light. Branches are attached direct to the socketBranch B: In good condition with no obvious sign of damage. Hallmarks and part marks all clear. Some minor surface scratches, dents and dings as to be expected. Centre light thread in good condition and centre light removable for conversion to a two light. Slightly different base fittings with the branches soldered to a domed flange which then sits over the socket, though all pieces have matching part marks, so this is unlikely to be a later repair, just a different style of manufacture.
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